Documents
A dedicated JSON editor with syntax highlighting, folding, formatting, and multi-tab sessions.
Documents · Compare · Schema · HTTP
JEditor
JSON work that belongs inside Unity
A professional JSON workspace in the Unity Editor. Read, shape, compare, validate, and transform the data that powers modern Unity projects — without leaving the project that depends on it.
See it in action
JSON work, still inside the Editor
Watch JEditor edit a document, keep the tree in sync, and query the data without leaving Unity.
The problem
Game data is structured, version-sensitive, and expensive to get wrong
External editors are fine for plain text. They rarely give you structural navigation, semantic compare, live C# models, in-editor schema validation, or a recoverable history while you explore. JEditor brings those capabilities next to the project that depends on the data.
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Balance and economy tables
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Level and encounter definitions
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Remote config and live ops payloads
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Localization packs and content catalogs
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Save-game samples and analytics exports
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HTTP API request and response bodies
How the pieces fit
Documents at the center. Workspaces for specialized jobs.
Tree selection, Inspector edits, Search hits, Health findings, and Error diagnostics all resolve back into the same document. When the task is not “edit this file,” switch the left rail.
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Documents
Edit JSON in tabs, then inspect structure, search, generate C#, check health, or review history.
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Compare
Semantic diffs across documents, files, and snippets — not noisy line changes.
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HTTP
Send a request, inspect the JSON response, then open it as a Document.
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Schema
Generate a Draft 4 contract from real data and validate targets against it.
The workspace
A dedicated environment, not a labeled text box
Inspection and iteration stay next to the project that depends on the data.
Tree & Inspector
Structural browsing and Unity-style property editing that stay in sync with the text.
Search & Query
Instant text search, a visual query builder, and C# LINQ over your document.
Live C#
A live class preview generated from valid JSON. Copy it when the shape looks right.
Health
Quality signals for structure, consistency, size, and style — click a finding to reveal it.
Version Control
A local edit timeline with preview, compare, and restore while you explore.
Compare
Semantic JSON diffs between documents, files, and snippets — not noisy line diffs.
Schema
Generate Draft 4 schemas from real documents and validate targets against them.
HTTP
Send requests and open JSON responses as Documents without leaving Unity.
First five minutes
A first pass, still inside Unity
Paste a realistic payload, inspect the structure, then move into Compare, Schema, or HTTP when the job is no longer “edit this file.”
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Open JEditor
Tools → DivinityCodes → JEditor. The window opens on Documents.
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Create or open a document
New tab, File → Open…, or Import JSON to load a .json file.
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Format and inspect
Pretty-print, Smart Format, or Compact. Expand the Tree and keep selection linked to the source.
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Search, generate, check
Find a value, glance at Live C#, then use Health findings you can click to reveal.
Who it is for
Unity developers and technical designers
JEditor fits people who treat configuration, live ops payloads, API responses, and schema contracts as first-class project assets. It is especially useful when JSON is large enough that scrolling alone is no longer a strategy.
- Maintain JSON content as part of shipping games or tools
- Inspect API payloads without leaving Unity
- Want readable diffs when balance or config data changes
- Prototype C# data models from real samples
- Care about schema quality before content spreads across the team
Keep JSON next to the project that depends on it
Edit, compare, validate, and transform game data inside Unity — then open the docs when you want the full workspace tour.